Brick Underground

Bolster, a NYC renovation company, helped Harlem homeowners gut renovate their brownstone to create an owner's triplex with a garden-level rental apartment.

“The co-op bylaws relate to the authority of the board so it’s important they are reviewed and amended to reflect changes in the law as well as protect the co-op from unwanted litigation,” says Niki Khindri, a real estate attorney at Adam Leitman Bailey.

Bolster, a NYC renovation company, kept the gut renovation of badly neglected Morningside Heights co-op on budget.

In this episode of the Brick Underground podcast, Robert O'Brien, co-founder of New York Fire Consultants, joins host Emily Myers to discuss how to protect yourself if there's a fire or flood water in your apartment or building.

Bolster offers Agile renovation as a solution for homeowners who don’t need to spend much time on the design phase. 

According to NYC's Building Code, a bedroom is legal if it has: a minimum of 8 feet in both length and width plus a minimum area of 80 square feet, a minimum ceiling height of 8 feet, at least one window, and two means of egress.